Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has become the first airline to integrate solar fuel into its regular operations, using ...

SWISS has become the first airline in the world to integrate the solar fuel manufactured by Synhelion into its regular flight operations.

For now, solar gasoline is more science fair than Shell station. But if it ever scales, it could let us have our horsepower ...

Switzerland’s national airline SWISS will use sustainable fuel manufactured with solar energy for its regular flight ...

What if you could make transportation carbon-neutral without getting rid of the internal combustion engine? That’s the idea behind Synhelion, a Swiss startup that’s developed a new synthetic gas ...

Recently, an Audi made a trip up the Furka Pass in Switzerland. Nothing hugely exceptional there, except for the fact that it ran on “Solar gasoline,” a phrase that reads like “gluten-free Wheaties” ...

Synthetic fuel is becoming a hot topic to keep combustion alive, and Synhelion fuel wants to prove how viable it is, making carbon-neutral gasoline with power from the sun.

For the first time ever, CEMEX and Synhelion successfully connected the clinker production process with the Synhelion solar receiver, producing solar clinker. This revolutionary innovation is an ...

Synhelion’s innovative solar technology enables this process to be powered by the sun for the first time. Next step: production of solar kerosene. With the successful production of syngas on an ...

Earlier this year, Swiss agreed to be the first airline customer of Synhelion’s “sun-to-liquid” solar fuel, which will initially come from a demonstration plant under construction in Julich ...

Synhelion is currently building the world’s first industrial facility for the production of solar fuel in Jülich, Germany. The first commercial production facility is planned for commissioning ...

At Synhelion's Dawn plant in Germany, it gets a big chunk of those elements from collecting agricultural waste. It breaks down into what's called biogas, which contains methane and carbon dioxide.